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Episode 62: Cathy Gale Era |
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Production completed: 14 August 1963
Terribly convoluted, plodding and uneven. Most disappointing was Andre Morrel, who was so memorable as Horatio Kane in "Death at Bargain Prices." A number of bloopers and technical problems plagued the production as well, including an apartment door that Cathy could not get to stay shut. Highlight of the episode, though, was Steed convincing Lady Cynthia that they had met at a party. Sadly, the best scene was cut short by a ham-handed technical director.
Exclusive: Writer Roger Marshall has penned an essay about his tenure on The Avengers.
Reading aloud a newspaper account of Lady Cynthia, Cathy briefly imitates her with a simply marvelous gesture (see the second image).
Whilst creeping through a florist shop after hours, Steed encounters a miniature Venus statue (which is of course armless) and quietly quips, "That's what comes with biting your fingernails."
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DEATH OF A BATMAN |
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Written by |
Roger Marshall |
CAST |
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John Steed |
Patrick Macnee 007 |
# DOPPELGANGERS |
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Ray Browne |
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Philip Madoc |
The Decapod |
Andre Morrell |
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